Has anyone done stoichiometry in chemistry? I would ask people in my class but alotta them are really stupid.. i need to know about Percentage Yield how do you predict the theoretical yield of a chemical equation? plz add me on msn or post here... i will pay credz to whoever helps (email is [email protected])
class is boring as hell... i just sleep .. thats all <_< teacher sits there blabbering on and and if u ask her for help she'll put her mouth so close to ur face when she talks and her breath is SOO nasty h34r:
in 1 more year i can help you lol....my math teacher does that tooo omg it smells like skunk fart mixed with rotting cabbage
percent yeild: experimental (what u got) \ (over) theoretical (the agreed upon) *100 (multiply by 100) the theoretical should be given B)
Targs' right. Percent yield is what you got over what you potentially could have got (theoretical maximum, which as Targs said, should be given). So. what you got (in oz. or gr. or whatever) ------------------------------------------ what you could have got (theoretical) This gives you a fraction but since the theoretical (I'm gonna spell this a bunch of wasy in the hopes that at least one is right) is 100% of what you COULD have got the bottom number of your fraction is like: your result ------------ 100 so multiply by 100 and you get a percentage.